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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
POLICEMEN TRIED FOR RECKLESS CLUBBING

OF sixty policemen who were tired by Commissioner
voorhs at Headquarters yesterday fourteen were nc
eusea of clubbing or matreating citizens Policeman
Livingston OF DelanceysL. was tried for horsewhpplng
Bchaeier and Golman, truckmen. on May D. Without
cause He denied OF the accusations IN the case
Officer Kennedy OF Nest Thirtyseventhst was accused
OF making improper remarks 10 hrs Moreli VINO Keeps
candy store the police station and or ABUSING her
shamefuly waSb abe resented his talk was said thht
he had offered her $50 " withdraw the complaint aHhlns
him. Kennedy put IA d denial yesferday and brought
witnesses that Mrs. Mofrcl was drank ~ Tue
time Ofcer Cassidy, OF East Twenty secondst ted 70
get late lodger into the boarding OF Mrs. Emily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
poiil,ril Notices

An ia . meeting Of the Enr"l,eer rs Hs
ors a the ssveStsentn Assembly prn,ns May zo ata
Nn s<i West A7th-se' on rnHN 5kMAEKsf. PRESIDENT
w m !. MATTHEW'S. sssrstAry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26

stored to hesh seriously occupies their atten'
affected realize that their nervous strength
rapidly falling Them that they becoming weak ner'
and tired and that unless some means Of cure is odnd
soon, both
PHYSICAL AND NERVOUS EXHAUSTION
will surely be the result
The of this class o: nervous diseases has long
the serious and pcTpexng question which has
aaed minds Of physicians This itte to be wondered
at when we consider up eompa tyy recent period
the only mode Of treating these most serious aec
tons by Of poisonous drugs which, instead Oh
curing nearly all many sufferers can TESTIFY re-
suited in an after effect of increased prostitution
When Dr. reene of IS West l4th-sI NewYork tho popu'
eminent specialist in the treatment and cure
OF Diseases first announced his great discovery OF
the fact that Of the system can be cured
by the use OF harmless vegetable remedies there was AS
might be expected the medical world as well as IN tho
community large feeling OF profound and general ree
Dr. Greene only advanced the theory, but actually
demonstrated the fact that such diseases are
PERFECTLY Durable
by this mode of treatment Determined that the people
should opportunity TO be cured by this vegeaoe
for the nerves without the danger attendant
upon tho poisonous drugs he has placed on sale az
all druggists under OF DIT Greenes Norvua Netvo
Tome The price is made (sl per bottle) In order that
even the poorest may able to complete RESTORATION
70 health nv the use OF this really wonderful remedy.
pleasing fact note also that physicians are recon-
mendng to patients Thsis especially noticeaoe from .no
tact that physicians usually very jealous Of thus giving
nervous diseases but they completely banned oy
the failure Of their prescriptions OF poisonous drugs TO
cnr. It Is only they should turn 20 the use "
the Neryura Nerve Tonic because they know that tma
SAFE. SURE AND POSITIVE CURE
for ALL such affections It is fact also that many phys
clans secretly remedy their own preparations ana
thus secure to patients its remarkable oenehca enecs
bu without that the credit OF the cureb
really duo to great Dr. Greenes NervurA Nerve
Tonic.
Its matter OF consequence however how sufferers
from nervous affections receive the blessing Of cure
whether the Nervura Nerve Tonic prescribed oy phys
clan or whether purchased by the patent at any drug
gs whore will always be found on sale the beneficial re-
suit will be the same
DR. Greenes Nervura Nerve Tonic is the most perecs
nerve tonic and restorative building up strenthenins ana
pvsorating brain and nerves In marvellous degree
and n, use as sandr among the people generally
. proot OF its great medicine No remedy has
wi der SALE or given positive and beneficial resu ana
we therefore unhesangly recommend 1t to any and all VINO
NAV be suerns IRON form Of nervous disease as WITH
ont doubt the best remedy Should any druggist nos
haupen to have It, obtained at the Doctors once 30
West l4ths NewYork il viii DO sent 10 any ADDRESS On
receipt OF the price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
TILE WEATHER REPORT
rNn,oArIoys-FoR "a HOURS

GOVERNMENT INDIUATION5-FOK II HOUrs''
WASHINGTON. May 25.-For New-England, Now-fork
yania and Eew-Jersey Local rains followed ny
cooler fair weather, variable winds generally westerly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26

THE LITIGATION OVER the TILDEN WILL
The hearing In the Application Of George H. l"s ,
,n,ncuoa restraining tho executors OF Samuel j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
THE POOL BILL BECOMES A LAW.

GOVERNOR HILL PERMITS THE LEGISLATURE TO
BEAR TIKI RESPONSIBILITY.
ALBANY May Ex-Governor Hill viii tomorrow file
with the Secretary OF State a memorandum upon the
Ives bill regulating the sale OF pools, which
becomes law tomorrow. under constitu-
tional provision, without his approval
The Governor permits tue bill 10 become law Without
his signature for these reasons:
q pVov enc no on oes question about which the parss are
ai1idsl shiTa Il had full deliberate d'cusslon
passage in the legislature fourth presents aSS
within ne province tho q % H, de-
BY permitting such Sales during Unite period aud At Ger
aSSs s sas a. anG o y @ places for
the privilege license fee or tax which Is UNIFORM through
The LeeIslaurc upon which body mist mainly rest tho
has CHOSEN 70 make trial OF n.
same policy poOlselIng which This state
liquors. Under these and IN view Of ihs fact
Of It's acton many as
teriere prevent this method from receiving trial
Tho removal OF ali restrictions on betting will
large crowds OF people to to the Jerome Park races
run from the Grand Central Depot tho Harlem road
between The hours OF 1929 aud l. 80 p as may be
required to meet the public convenience.
A COMMITTEE CRITICIsEs GOVERNOR HILL
ALBANY May rs (specsoil.-The Assembly committee
that had charge the preparation OF the bill for con
sttutona convention has prepared an answer to Gov
ernor Hills veto OF that bill Mr.. Arnold. the chairman
wrote the reply He points out that the generous obec
ton 10 the Assembly District plan OF electng the dele
gates is ilLfounded Mr. Arnold then says, in his an
aver:
The Governors the interests OF the Prohibition and
labor parties tOucl IN the exttem0 The Democratic
party opposing every proposition 10 limit I'll sale OF
Intoxicating liquors. anxious the continuance
In tho hope that may draw votes from
and weaken Its Adversary Your committees arc Oh e opn
under the system Of Representation provided
| by this bill, the LABOR and Prohibition parties
| would had Representatives In the cOnven
! ton Commensurate with their numbers In the state
Your committee OF tho opinion that the Executive
and other leaders OF the Democratic party have deter
mined naught the words OF the constitution and
10 defy press command OF the people rather than
give opportunity for discussing In Constitutional Con
yention the great questions involving the limitations OF
corporate powers and the relations OF capital 10 labor
which would likely 10 make definite and certain
the lines which divide the Labor party from the
| Democratic organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
THE NERvURA NERVE TONIC AND IT'S WONDER
Full EFFECTS.

Exhausted vitality is as name implies Toss OF
nerve power and results from ono OF
variety causes which exert deeterous effect upon
the 1t really matters little to patients as 10
the cause and Frustrated condition. both
nervous physical which they find themselves Ish
great what they must do in order to be 70
stored seriously occupies their atten
affected realize that their nervous strength
rapidly falling them that they becoming weak ner
vous and tired ana Of foand
soon, both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
ssxroY 400 POINTS BgHIyD Day

WASHINGTON. May rs tSpeeial. When Maurice DAILY
scored his 0oOth point In the eghteth inning tonight In
tho billiard match between himself and Sexton his rival
was Just 400 points behind The play during the even.
ing was devoid OF unusual interest," few brilliant shots
being nada The highest Dy DAILY we're 10, Is, 90
Pc and 25 aud by Sexton 8, 10. IL and % The
pow stands DAILY, 900. Sexton 500 On the frat night
Sexton 10 behind the second night, 40, and
TO night 400, showing steady loss which his many
friends here ut q loss 10 account for.
FRAT HAS BECOME OF THE LETTER TO Me6LYHHf
DE- AcGiyun returned from Washington yesterday
g but started on In the afternoon for Hartford whore he
sctures oaxht lie declined TO anything for pubica
- nave received thus lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
DIED.

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed 10Th full mans
and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
ORGIES Art Galleries.
s45 AND Sl7 BROADWAY.


NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION
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,mported by NJ E MoS5EI, OF Amsterdam.
First Empire ChDpendae and Adams GaI net Tables
ana Mirrors Hall Clocks Porcelain and DcI Cut anu En-
grayed Glass Hangings and ArmA
To BE SOLD AT AUCTION
ruEsDAY WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
MAY 81, JUNE i, q 8. AT 2:3o O'CLOCK,
WIN. B. NORMAN. Auctioneer.
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Bangs 4 Co. 1872 and 1i1 broadway
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FRIDAY, MAY %. AT $50 r; mss
HON. : @ COURTNEY.
uneS text books and eporta Abbos and Towards
sotce Reports; Reports with notes by Thong
~ yos Amerss% RsnDFss Of ii rsIs
English Chancery and Common Lay ,x sSa,ps
port. Ts Rspoats Nsw.Hampshre Reports New
Jersey reports York Reports ONO Reports Penn
syivana Reports; spnkss Eeces ana Avm s hsPor .
Iaw a C.; also Book Cases Tables Chairs &C
Catalogues mailed on Application to the aaetonesr:
T. N. stewart, steam Carpet Cleaning Works.
3lJ 7ta-ave Se1ttJr oieo n6
Carriage free in Now.York ADD brooklyn:
The Meyer-snien Compar- utd) invite persons BUILD
ING OR MAKING ALTERATIONS IN THEIR
PLUMBING TO visit their new showrooms 4 scr'es
of MODEL BATH ROOMS. suitable for different
c,asses Of houses is a novel feature there
N. B-They recently became the sole agents and
manufa cturers OF the
HOME vAPoR BATH.
This is also nttod up in the showrooma
a. cL1FFsr (near Fultoul NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26

DISEASE AFFECTING PERSONS OF ALL AGES
A PERFECTLY Durable AFFECTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26

Tho removal OF eli restrictions on betting Will cause
large crowds OF people to the jerome Park races
Mr. Monet promises that many special trains will be
run from the Grand Central Depot over the Harlem road
between The hours OF 1929 aud 80 p. H. as may be
required 70 meet the public Convenience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
Special Notices.

Exhsutied Nervous Vitality.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09

Mrs. Mary A. Wood, an aged lady who
has lived with Mr.. Reuben Wood, her son,
for some time past, was stricken with
paralysis while attending prayer meeting
at the Baptist church Thursday evening.
June 2. She had knelt and engaged in
prayer herself, seeming as strong as
usual Mt first, but soon her voice began TO
falter and soon stopped altogether, when
friends gathered around her and found her
helpless She was conveyed to the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Cousins,
where she expired on saturday at l
O'Clock, remaining paralyzed and uncon-
>clous until the last. She died as becomes
a christian. Her last conscious effort was
to continue in prayer with God. She VIII
be missed by large circle of friends.
We notice that Mr.. f. \. Dsgood has
got large and varied assortment of new
goods in his store, consisting of boots,
shoes dry goods tin and hard ware, grocer
les Sc and is selling at very reasonable
prices j.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09

IARhMAN, ME-.
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the trouble grew worse. Some fifteen wears
ago got 20 bad that | had TO breathe out of my
mouth. Ten year. ago il caused partial deaf
ness. which increased, and tor the last six or
eight wears ] have been stone deaf in my right
ear. and very bard OF hearing in my left ear.
| have taken doses of physc powders. and
pills. from various physicians, and applied
bl>fers. with only temporary relief But of
late ! am getting permanent benefit-for |
have been taking Johnson's 4 nodyne Liniment
for the last five months. In short time after
commenced taking ii and Supplying it TO the
ear according to the directions, there appeared
10 be large rOupd substance in my right ear
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1t continued to grow smaller: and about forty
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this place advised me TO write and tell you
what the inimeDt bad done for me and con-
cluded to write, for it might do somebody
some good. Yours gratefully,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09

Hon. James G. Blaine arrived at New
York hy the Roston and New York sN-
press A. 40 SUNDAY morning He was
alon, and procccded at once to the Fifth
Ayenoe Hotel. where he remained until
afternoon when he went out to dine with
friends lie sails for Europe to-day
IL l.-...Iu..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09
JAMES PYLE's PEARLINE

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them out with rubbing or pounding.
Hip IYGsters cure pain and soreness.
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- cts.
Something that will quiet the nerves. give
strength 10 the body, induce refreshing sleep
improve the quality of the blood, and purify
and brighten the complexion, is what many
persons would be yerv glad to obtain. Car
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of troubles. and are remarkably successful in
accomplishing the ends desired. rs named
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09
Franklin

The L. / C. Club. gave the. closing
performance of The Danger Signal
followed by the farce Locked out, last
week They were fortunate in assignment
of the several parts to persons adapted 10
them. all gave good Interpretation
of their individual role. But We think
the finest bit Of acting was behind the
wings when refractory lamp used for
lightning in one Of the scenes, under
took to manage things its own way,
threatening thunder. lightning and cX-
plo>on all in one. Mother Foresight was
transtixed with terror. Norah came near
fainting, and all was subdncd ConSserna-
ton. Manager Spraguc. a pr. waterman,
put his thcorizing 10 effective practice
and with cane in hand. compelled the act
ors to position on the stage, 50 with hut
little delay the curtain was raised and the
play proceeded. the audience, fortunately.
ignorant Of what had transpired.
Through an open window the flaming
torch WAS hurled, setting fence IN the
rear on iirc-two OF the club went below
and cNtngu>hcd the fire. returning IN
time for their parts. We congratulate
them for their >killful management of n
dangerous case. and thank them for their
most acceptable pecnniary aid fer a
worthy object Mc>sr~. Monaghan Doyle
and JOY iuterludcd harmonious strains
Mi,, Grnc,icvc West j. al kcni'> Hill
attending the graduating exercises there
Mr.. aud Mr., W Boar.lman Blai~dell are
about to take a business aud pleasure trip
10 Boston.
Rev. II l.. McCann l. expected IN town
for a few DAYS vacation. al close II term
AZ Buck>port-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09
ROWE

from ibe headquarters o the l3lh Name
Regiment Association we have received the
following
PORTLAND. June !. lss-
In accordance with 4 vote passed by ihi- A.
ISOLATION Al our last meeting the annual re-
union will be held at Bangor. Ne. on Thurs
day. june %. Let every member make an
eXertion to be present himself. and also induce
all other members Of the regiment he NAV
know 10 come and make this reunion the
largest we have ever held Members are in
vited to bring with them their families to thi-
reunion. ON presentation Of th- circular at
any station Of the NJ. {. X. K. or Portland
Mt. Desert & Machias Steamboat Co., tickets
can be procured for one fare for The round
trip Members are requested 10 meet at Union
Hall, opposite Bangor House.
Per Order,
J. NJ. BATES, President.
W Il GRIBBIN Secretary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09
Biuehiu.

BtuehfU.
The past ten days or more have been
good weather for grass and garden sauce.
but bad for newspaper correspondents.
At the annual meeting of the board of
trustees of Bluehill Academy held June
., Charles c. Clough was chosen mem
Der of the board to I'LL the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death of Dea. Joseph p.
Thomas.
We understand that the new road from
Parker Point and intersecting with the
Scdgwick road about onc-half mile north
of the Falls is open to the public, thus
giving a nearly level piece of road from
the village to the Falls. and shortening the
distance.
Capt. f. Rich Jr., from fremont has
opened a fish market here and is doing
quite a business, Capt. Carter Is AT pres
ent supplying him with fish. making two
or three trips week from the Islands.
Capt Rich knows what good fish are ana
saws he intends to Keep them.
The venerable Scwall Tcnney, ID. D.,
and Hon John b. Rctlman of Ellsworth,
were in town last Thursday, 10 attend the
annual meeting Of the board of trustees
Of the Academy. DR., Tcuncy seldom fails
20 be present.
We undcr> tand that the Rev. Mr.. Mason,
the Baptist minister. will move into the
house which DIR. Bunker will Nacatc. the
next door 70 the Rev. MIR. Freeman; TINS
hctokrn~ closer bond Of unity If need he
The primary school rc-open> to-day. and
unless the measles rc-appcar. VIII continue
four weeks which will finish the spring
term,
Prof Lee having accepted the position
h.. b.NF Yea
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09

BROOkLYN, n. I.
Dear Sirs:-I have pleasure in stating that
Jobnson's Anodyne Liniment | got at your
store, has effected an entire cure of deafness
when other previous remedies failed.
adv j. q. NJ. WRIGHT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09

The effect Of the heavy rains during
,ba mast ~ hours in Key West, Florida,
has already become manifest in the IN
crease Of sickness. Six new cases OF yell
low fever are now being treated ny the
healfh authorities
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09

tr everybody auti -t ian1 q The celebrated Wa f maa al-
ihr RI ,m au ot Nea England ".
pa ,.lcr, New
i $
credit handling ii,
country w have another loal p the celebrated
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09
The Fishery Controversy About to be
Settled.

Word comes from what is said to be the
highest authority that there will be an
early settlement Of the fisheries troubles.
Secretary Bayard will undoubtedly sue
coed in the pending negotiations and there
will be no recourse TO the retaliatory act
All points have now been settled but
one, and the negotiations on that point
win soon be concluded. This disputed
point i a claim by Secretary Bayard that
American vessels shall be allowed TO 20
into Canadian ports for any purpose what
soevcr, but Lord Salisbury will not con
ccde the right to ship crews or 70 purchase
bait
This difficulty viii probably be settled
by a compromise
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09

Tie Hon. William A. Wheeler. ex-
Vice President, died at his home in Ma
lone. y. Y. at 10 minutes past 10 O'Clock
SATURDAY morning. He remained in
comatose state during the night and
passed peacefully away without sign of
recognition Of those about him. In our
next issue We shall probably make more
extended editorial mention of this noted
man.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-06-09

In the publication of the disposition
OF appealed ca-,~. and indictments for
violation Of the liquor law published in
last weeks AMERICAN. s. required by the
laws of 1851. the case of State Frank
@. Alley. Applt, which was a complaint
for violation Of town ordinance. was by
mistake included u said lit the error was
not detected until too late 20 make the cor
,..ft,u